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Ross Stewart


Had a lot of injuries in Scotland before we got him. We had a clean run and he looked excellent but never the same after Fulham game. Even this season he's been excellent when played but can't string few games together
Surely the Scots take him to the states
 
Marko said:
Bloody hell, he's 19 years old , got us promoted and you're slagging him off, get to bed man. FTM
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wind yer neck in slagging off is a bit far innit, entitled to my opinion as you are he could have done a job for us this year and clearly had his head turned and got above his station. scored the goal to send us up, and a class moment at that, but would also put out there like many mentioned here that he checked out weeks before the final
 
toreandreflop said:
wind yer neck in slagging off is a bit far innit, entitled to my opinion as you are he could have done a job for us this year and clearly had his head turned and got above his station. scored the goal to send us up, and a class moment at that, but would also put out there like many mentioned here that he checked out weeks before the final
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And yet scored the winner at the most important moment in the final.
Checked out....
 
Comeback_Kenwyne said:
Not a lot to be happy about in football today.

But I was pleased to see Ross Stewart score the winner at Craven Cottage, in this competition.

He said in his interview that he wanted to banish some memories on that pitch.

He was some player before that injury and we were class that day anarl. Was it Rigg’s debut?

Horrific injury, one of worst I can remember.

Anyway, happy for him.
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Delighted for him.
Superb for us and featured prominently in a Wembley win for Safc, which since 73 had been a fkn graveyard

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Sir Rodney Ffing said:
And yet scored the winner at the most important moment in the final.
Checked out....
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here’s another one, aye I would say he went missing for months before that he’d said he’d prefer to go elsewhere and I’d stand by it, or have you forgotten that like? bar the goal in the final, which I admit was one of the greatest moments I’ve had following the wizards, what else did he do?
 
toreandreflop said:
here’s another one, aye I would say he went missing for months before that he’d said he’d prefer to go elsewhere and I’d stand by it, or have you forgotten that like? bar the goal in the final, which I admit was one of the greatest moments I’ve had following the wizards, what else did he do?
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He didn’t need to do anything else for us.

That goal was one of the most crucial goals of our history.

Just on the basis of that he shouldn’t have to buy another pint on Wearside again.

Weird you are pushing your point other than in an odd cry for attention on the internet.
 
Antidotes said:
One of the very few glimmering lights in our darkest times so will always have a fond place in my heart for him
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I thought of him more the light at the end of the tunnel. Signed Jan season before we went up, around the time Neil started getting the odd minute hear and there.

We entered the tunnel under Moyes, but in the rear view mirror light could be seen. The championship season was when the light was all gone. Parky was like being stuck in stand still traffic in the tunnel, with the fuel light coming on, and then Alex Neil, even Lee Johnson but especially Stewart (and a few others) felt like light at the end of a very dark, scary and depressing tunnel.

Happy for Rosco the one and only Loch Ness Drogba
 
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SKP130 said:
He didn’t need to do anything else for us.

That goal was one of the most crucial goals of our history.

Just on the basis of that he shouldn’t have to buy another pint on Wearside again.

Weird you are pushing your point other than in an odd cry for attention on the internet.
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that’s it mate I’m crying for attention yet you’ve seen the need to chirp up. I’m of no doubt that he has written himself in our history for that goal but I find it strange that the same knackers who give it big licks about other players who also massively contributed to us getting up, probably the same ones who told him not to take a shot and kicked off at him leaving….

anyway loch ness drogba still wish he was in red and white (is that alright aye?)
 
toreandreflop said:
here’s another one, aye I would say he went missing for months before that he’d said he’d prefer to go elsewhere and I’d stand by it, or have you forgotten that like? bar the goal in the final, which I admit was one of the greatest moments I’ve had following the wizards, what else did he do?
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He was injured for most of the months before
 
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